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Which song features the lyrics "no stop signs, speed limit, nobody's gonna slow me down"?
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What AC/DC hit is one of the most famous rock love songs ever?
Answer: You Shook Me All Night Long
Why: You Shook Me All Night Long, AC/DC's first single with Brian Johnson, peaked at only No. 35 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1980.
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Which brother co-founded AC/DC with lead guitarist Angus Young?
Answer: Malcolm Young
Why: Malcolm Young played rhythm guitar, not lead, for over 40 years; illness forced him out in 2014 and his nephew Stevie took his place.
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Why did AC/DC record the Hells Bells bell at a foundry, not a church?
Answer: Pigeons ruined the church recording sessions
Why: Tony Platt recorded the one ton bell in Taylor's foundry on Ronnie Lane's mobile studio; halving the tape speed in New York dropped it an octave.
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What stage prop is famously used during 'For Those About to Rock'?
Answer: Cannons
Why: The title rewrites the Roman arena salute 'those about to die salute you', and the volley has closed the band's shows since the early 1980s.
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What did the band use for the tolling that opens their 1980 album?
Answer: A custom bronze bell
Why: Taylor's foundry in Loughborough cast it: about a ton of copper and tin, tuned to E, and the tape speed was halved to drop the note an octave.
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Why does the international High Voltage differ from the Australian album?
Answer: It is a compilation of two different albums
Why: Only two songs came from the 1975 Australian High Voltage: She's Got Balls and Little Lover; the other seven were lifted from T.N.T.